Line stamps also have a big leg-up on emojis from another standpoint: commercialisation.
But officialdom draws the line, stamps the stamp, or confiscates the consignment when it comes to maps showing the India-Pakistan border as it is, rather than as it would be were all of Kashmir under Indian control.In Sri Lanka, the government never "bans" The Economist.
Formal simplicity, clarity of colour, immediacy in the handling and a swift graphic line would stamp his work as unmistakably recognisable for the rest of his career.
"They should us give help with transportation," said Selena Mejila, standing beside her stack of luggage while her husband waited all day in line to stamp his passport.
Thomas Mazza, a postal historian in Manhattan, said the first postmarks in New York City appeared in the mid-1700s in Manhattan — a single-line stamp with the words "New York".
Now we should try to celebrate his shockingly ended career, if it is ended, with the same joy that overcame him at the end of each game put away — that boyish flash of teeth and upraised clasping hand-slap with his catcher — and remember him with his own bottom-line stamp of satisfaction: S. Rivera.
Now we should try to celebrate his shockingly ended career, if it is ended, with the same joy that overcame him at the end of each game put away that boyish flash of teeth and upraised clasping hand-slap with his catcher and remember him with his own bottom-line stamp of satisfaction: S. Rivera.
These performers demand total attention as they move their bodies in sinuous lines and stamp their feet with ferocious power.
When the final whistle blew, he jogged to the center line and stamped victoriously in the mud.
His documentaries and specials roll off the PBS schedule as if from an assembly line, each stamped with the virtues he embodies: they're thoughtful, upright and high-minded and glow with a kind of secular piety.
It shortened the line for stamping a metal part from 65 feet to 6 feet by making the machines smaller.
